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Tuesday, 4 February 2014
Wednesday, 2 October 2013
A map of Hazul
Hazul is one of the most famous writers in Oporto.
A self-raised artist, he uses the abandoned houses doors, and walls, in the city, to create is works of art.
Influenced by Klimt, Mucha, Hokusai. Hiroshige, and the "old" Mayan, Egiptian and Celtic cultures, he confesses that he admires Liqen and Pantónio.
Hazul earned a special place in the graffiti scene in Oporto, after his works started to be "covered" by the anti-graffiti campaign conducted by the local municipality - it was a big scandal.
We went to the street with our tiny camera and tried to make a map with is creations, but it's difficult, he is always creating something new.
If you know a work that it's not listed, please let us know.
A self-raised artist, he uses the abandoned houses doors, and walls, in the city, to create is works of art.
Influenced by Klimt, Mucha, Hokusai. Hiroshige, and the "old" Mayan, Egiptian and Celtic cultures, he confesses that he admires Liqen and Pantónio.
Hazul earned a special place in the graffiti scene in Oporto, after his works started to be "covered" by the anti-graffiti campaign conducted by the local municipality - it was a big scandal.
We went to the street with our tiny camera and tried to make a map with is creations, but it's difficult, he is always creating something new.
If you know a work that it's not listed, please let us know.
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